Sense and censorship

Governments in liberal democracies must suffer constant, agonising pangs of China-envy. The People’s Republic has no pesky voters, no truculent opposition, and its political transitions are done the good, orderly old-fashioned way — scheduled and settled years in advance. Finally, a year after the Arab world exploded in anger online, they’ve woken up to the fact that there’s an ungoverned internet out there.

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